Name: Aam Ka Panna Or Raw Mango Panna
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 25 min
Ingredients: 1 Mango (raw); Mango Pulp; 2 tsp Cumin Seed; 1 tsp Pepper (black); 1/2 tsp Cardamom Powder; 1.5 tsp Salt

Aam Ka Panna Or Raw Mango Panna

25 minutes

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North Indian

About Aam Ka Panna Or Raw Mango Panna

Aam ka panna is a revitalizing North Indian beverage made from raw mangoes, sugar, and an aromatic blend of spices. Traditionally savored during the sweltering summer months, this tangy drink is celebrated for its exceptional cooling properties and its ability to quench thirst after a long, hot day in the sun.

More than just a refreshing treat, aam ka panna is packed with vitamin C and helps prevent iron loss, making it a nourishing way to beat the heat. The subtle warmth from cumin, black pepper, and cardamom not only enhances its distinctive flavor but also supports digestion, turning this seasonal favorite into a delicious and soothing remedy for summer’s stomach troubles.

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Recipe Time & More

Prep15

Cook10

Total25

Serves

Served AsBeverages

Recipe TasteSalty Savoury Spicy Sweet

Ingredients

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Instructions

HOW TO MAKE OR PREPARE AAM KA PANNA OR RAW MANGO PANNA RECIPE_x000D_ Wash the mango thoroughly and pressure cook the mango for 3-4 whistles till they become soft and pulpy. Once cooled down, peel the skin and remove the mango pulp.
Take a blender or a grinder. Add the mango pulp, sugar, cumin powder, pepper powder, cardamom powder and blend well to make a smooth paste.
Store aam ka panna in an airtight container or bottle.
Add 2 to 3 tablespoons of aam ka panna to one glass of water. Stir well and add ice cubes. Serve chilled.
NOTES/TIPS_x000D_ You can substitute sugar with powdered jaggery._x000D_ Add sugar/jaggery according to the sweetness desired by you._x000D_ Always serve aam ka panna cold/chilled for better taste._x000D_ You can also steam the mangoes separately in a pot or a steamer._x000D_ It lasts for 4-5 days, when kept in the refrigerator._x000D_ When using jaggery, strain it to remove impurities and then add to the mango pulp._x000D_ Sprinkle cumin powder and pepper powder just before serving for that extra zing.

Recipe Notes

Additional Tips

For a smoky twist, roast the raw mangoes over an open flame or grill until the skin is charred before extracting the pulp; this imparts a subtle, earthy flavor to the panna.
If you prefer a sugar-free or diabetic-friendly version, substitute sugar with jaggery or stevia, adjusting the amount to maintain the drink's tangy-sweet balance.
Chill the panna concentrate in the refrigerator and dilute with chilled water or soda just before serving for the freshest taste and best texture.
For an attractive presentation, serve aam ka panna over crushed ice and garnish with fresh mint leaves and a sprinkle of roasted cumin powder or black salt on top.

Additional Tips

For an extra smoky flavor, roast the raw mangoes directly over an open flame or on a grill until the skins are charred and blistered before extracting the pulp—this adds a delicious depth to the panna.
To create a sugar-free or diabetic-friendly version, replace sugar with stevia or jaggery powder; jaggery also imparts a rich, earthy undertone that pairs well with the spices.
If you prefer a smoother texture, strain the prepared panna through a fine mesh sieve before chilling—this removes any fibrous bits and creates a silkier drink.
For a festive presentation, serve aam ka panna over crushed ice and garnish each glass with a sprig of fresh mint and a sprinkle of toasted cumin powder for an aromatic finish.

Additional Tips

For an extra aromatic twist, lightly roast the cumin seeds before grinding them into powder; this enhances the smoky depth of the panna and brings out richer flavors.
If you prefer a less sweet, more tangy profile, replace half the sugar with jaggery for a caramel undertone and added minerals, or omit sweeteners entirely for a savory version often enjoyed in some North Indian households.
Chill the panna with a few fresh mint leaves or blend in a handful of mint before straining; this not only amplifies the cooling effect but also imparts a vibrant green hue and refreshing herbal note.
To store for later use, prepare a concentrated panna syrup and refrigerate in a sterilized glass jar for up to two weeks; simply dilute with chilled water and adjust seasoning whenever you crave a glass.

Additional Tips

For an extra smoky depth, roast the raw mangoes directly over an open flame or grill until the skins are charred before peeling and extracting the pulp; this adds a subtle, earthy flavor to the panna.
If you prefer a sugar-free version, substitute jaggery or honey for sugar—both blend well with the tangy mango and spices while adding unique layers of sweetness and aroma.
Chill the panna concentrate in the refrigerator for up to a week; when ready to serve, dilute with cold water or sparkling water for a fizzy twist and garnish with fresh mint leaves and a pinch of black salt for enhanced presentation and flavor.
To create a spiced party mocktail, add a splash of soda and a few muddled basil or coriander leaves to the prepared aam ka panna, serving it in salt-rimmed glasses for a festive touch.